What's the difference between MDF and plywood?

Thinsulate Board, also known as Xinsiliboard, is a high-pressure thermosetting wood fiberboard used for architectural curtain walls. It is formed by bonding a core board made of ordinary or flame-retardant high-pressure thermosetting wood fiber (HPL) with one or two decorative layers under high temperature and pressure. This material is a beautiful, multifunctional building material suitable for both outdoor and indoor use. It boasts excellent properties such as impact resistance, UV resistance, weather resistance, wear resistance, scratch resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, ease of cleaning, and fire, static, and moisture resistance.

Kingslab, like other chemical boards, is used in the laboratory furniture industry. Currently, it is primarily utilized for laboratory countertops due to its resistance to acids and alkalis. The main difference lies in their production processes: chemical boards are made by pressing multilayer kraft paper impregnated with phenolic or urea formaldehyde resin at high temperatures, while Kingslab is formed by compressing wood pulp into molds. Each material has its own advantages.